The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1887-11-22
EXIT GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN.
Disguised with the United states, lie Takes
Refuge In the Dominion.

lothte III inc DOMINION.
BANGOR, Me, November 17.--George Fran
els Train is in this city today, on his way to ST.
John, NJ b., which place he proposes to make
his future domicile. To a reporter he said
that free speech had become thing of the
past in America, and he would not longer
live in this country. lie denounced
the anarchists rs fools He mado arrange
ments to speak here tonight. and at 7 o'clock
this evening, accompanied by boy whom he
had engaged At the Bangor House, he entered
the opera house with kingly stride. When
he came upon the stage nc stopped very sud
denly upon noticing tho very small size Of the
audience which greeted him then, with a de-
tern,ined movement, he threw off his coat and
stepped out to the footlights.
He called his audience into the orchestra,
saying that lie would establish a little town
meeting there for their benefit. Then lie
launched out into the reasons for his Journey
TO ST. John. lie said that the greater pars OF
tho Boston merchants who stole the tea from
tho vessels In the harbor before the revolution
stored it in John Hancock's cellar and then
sold il for three prices, were down there aud
he proposed TO find and live with them. Jump
ing from this subject lac read an epigrammatic
Rip Van WnileiSm, which he wIotc Ia the
Parker house, Boston, last Sunday He
brought IN the names OF a score Of old Boston
ians who have pass0O away II was intended
10 be pathetic and striking reference 20
them.
Citizen Train said that his family was one
Of the oldest in Massachusetts,, his sire con-
tinon;al, and his dam tie revolution. lie had
surm0uuted in knowledge everything in this
country had become disguised with its laws,
customs and ignorance. and would now take
himself out of It. He drew q diagram in which
he represented himself as on the top Of a high
mountain, exceeding IN knowledge every
body else in the world. He placed Har-
ward college graduates in the bottom
b1lnTH ~ nl
the next layer WAS Ralph Waldo Emerson.
you viii notice., said Train, ''that three Of
the greatest rascals in the world have Just left
this country-Jay Gould, Robert Garrett and
Vanderbilt. Gould got aboard the Umbra
only by the skin Of his teeth. He knew that
he had two courses, one TO leave this country
or to hang 10 q lamppost within forty-eight
hours lie owes NE S450,00O on the Kansas
road alone. Mark my words Gould Will never
return to this country"
Upon being interrupted by some slight levity
Train exclaimed: Now You are listening to
no itinerant lecturer, but 10 the greatest mil
linairo in the country. l have more money
than anyone else in the country, and it is
whore no ono can lay hand on 1t, not oven
myself"
Then Train described the 10000 900 tract
OF land which he owns in the heart Of Omaha
Il hold this audience in my hand, lac said, "by
my superior power. / tell you, by the same
power, that you are ON the eve Of the most
coming, and is very near us-not over thirty
days away
He referred at length TO his connection with
the anarchist matters, saying that ho never
left his bench in Madison square park until
he had been assured by the seven condemned
Iucn that they would die like men, "and, 80
he said, obey have done So" Those men
were at O peaceful meeting, one broken up,
after tho mayor Of Chicago had said there
would lie ne trouble, hy policemen, and for the
reason that THOR chief had personal grudge
against those men. There is nothing in the
constitution which says that men cannot mako
inilammatory talk, that they shall not
own fngs, carry reyolvCrs. bombs or
amy other arms, Had l been there ]
would have fought over again the battles
of Bunker hin, Concord aud Lexington. There
is not, and there cannot hc found, a law in the
United States uudor which those men could be
rightiuNy hanged, and the OBJECT is surely to
preoipi0te ciyu war iu this country. Those
bombs were placed i'm ljngg's cell to prejudice
Governor Oglcsby, it boing learned that ne had
n reprieye all ready for the condemned men.
know the man who did it, but me has been
murdered 10 silence him. The Illuminating
cartridge which destroyed Linggs life was in
a candle which was given him SO thar he could
read. lneg was murdered, and make no mis-
take about ill.,